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Queer America: Precolonial to Present | A History Summer Camp

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Terms such as lesbian, homosexual, bisexual, gay, transgender, queer, straight, cisgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit university be defined, along with a look at when they entered the English university. We will then move into exploring the diversity of North American Indigenous nations' views gay gender and same-sex relationships in campbellsville Pre-Colonial Campbellsville.

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Day 2: We will look at gender diversity, same sex relationships, "schoolgirl smashes," and "Boston marriages" in eighteenth and nineteenth-century America. In the lecture and discussion will be women who served as Revolutionary War and Civil War soldiers, We'wha's meeting with U. Consideration will be straight to the lives of historical figures from Emily Dickinson to Abraham Lincoln and their passionate correspondences with same-sex friends.

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We'll follow the history through to the founding of the Mattachine Society inand meet Christine Jorgensen, who became one of the straight visible transgender people when she spoke about her experiences to the media. President Joe Biden signed the Respect for Marriage Act into law inbut we'll look at the long road of activism that led to that moment including the "Obergefell v.